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Full respect to Alison. I find her inspiring - a single woman vanning alone for the first time. I think her courageousness may just encourage more single women to have the confidence to go it alone.
Yes the first time is a little nerve racking but once you get use to doing everything yourself it’s great fun. I have a dog which make me feel safer too.
We all need a Bob on our maidan journey to a campsite. Well done Alison, the next time will be even easier. Sky is a beautiful dog, having a dog with you makes the adventures so much better. My Coco loves our van.
It was very useful to see someone new with their motor home, as always an enjoyable video, I don't get out much but love to see you all having a lovely time & the scenery xx
Hi Bob and Jenny, your adventures have been a much needed relief during pandemic have been so grateful as have missed going away and seeing different places and trips down memory lane, thank you so very much keep up the good work xx
We had a week in our caravan at Grafham Water at the end of June, having seen your previous video and liked the look of it. We arrived on Saturday afternoon and because we were staying for a week the wardens kindly, and unexpectedly, saved a hardstanding pitch for us if we wanted it. The pitch was number 3, right opposite the service point that’s next to the MSP, which was extremely handy as we could quickly top up our Aquaroll and empty the grey water which made using our own washroom easy. The wardens were chatty and helpful, and they really looked as though they enjoy their work. I’ve seen several sites whilst watching your videos that I’d like to visit, so thank you for showing us around and taking us along on your holidays.
Absolutely love watching you vlogs, especially when you’re on the way to a new site. Alison looked a bit nervous to start off but looks like she will enjoy her motor home. 😁😁 Keep these brilliant vlogs coming.👍👍
Absolutely marvellous video. Spectacular views. Great tour . Lovely place to visit. Awesome video skills. Thanks for sharing. Stay blessed and connected.
Great video Bob, Alison was grateful of your help, I thought she did very well, very brave to be single in your van. Just needs confidence. We will be very anxious when we get our motorhome and there will be two of us!! Xx
I’m not sure if Alison is a single lady , but I am , I’ve had to learn everything from watching mainly your videos Bob. She very lucky to have you. I’m much more confident nowadays , but I remember those days well . A steep Learning curve 😂. I’m a fellow fox red Labrador owner too.. I’ve have a crazy 2 year boy called Sid.. I’m sure Alison will have many happy trips in her camper 😊
Interesting to see what. Alison ended up with. We’re glad she went for something a bit larger. Looks like a nice campsite - we have added it to our “line to visit” list 👍🏻
Hi Bob and Jenny. Keep up the the good work. I have meant to say for a long time. Bob you are a very . Considert and courteous driver.i wish there were more drivers like you on the road..well done.
Another great vid. I glad you tell people not to coil their leads, I once had an extension lead overheat and melt so never leave them in the reel. Here at the River Breamish site there are lots of vans with leads coiled on the reels - the message doesn’t seem to be getting through.
Hi bob and Jenny great video nice to see Alison out in her new van! We are currently in our VW camper van in moffat, as you highly recommended in a few of your vlogs beautiful site lovely town centre and shops and a big bag of Jenny’s boiled sweets, lovely keep up the good work regards dave
Excellent Bob another local site down the road from me iv'e not been to, maybe fit a weekend in there next year.Thanks for sharing a vlog with another Skye in.
Enjoyed this. Love the colour of Skye, and she seem to enjoy Poppy and Tara. That was a nice site. I noticed on another video that you travelled from north of Liverpool. My brother lives in Southport, are you from near there? Great for bird watching.
Hi both, recently started following you, great vids and lots of good info, I’m entertaining getting my 1st motorhome, but am looking at getting a large tag axle around about 8.7m as I’m hoping to do a few European trips, I was wondering if you know of many restrictions on the larger wagons?
You need to be aware there are a few campsites you might not fit on, and there are generally lower speed limits in Europe for vehicles over 3500kg. Ferries, vignettes, travel passes and tolls can all be more expensive if you're over 3500kg.
Sandra Westley having travelled for the last 40 years all over Europe, the biggest problem is the size of pitches they use, nothing like over here, and normally to make it more private they put hedges around 3 sides, which is difficult to manoeuvre a vehicle, we had a mover on our caravan, but we did for 3 years have a double axle and that was even more difficult to manoeuvre, but as you book you site !wYs make sure they know the length and size of your motor home.
Oh we like this, is this the same Alison that was with you at the NEC when choosing a motorhome, van, campervan or trailer tent? Good to see and that's a nice Wildax van👍 Just wondering Bob, are you available to jump in our van (when we get one) and set it up too🙂👍
Hi Bob and Jenny, thanks for the video. Can I just ask how much water does your mh hold and how long does your tank last when you use your own shower and washing up etc. Do you empty all your water and tanks when you leave a site to go home for petrol economy or does that not factor in your travelling? I don’t have a mh but I find these kind of videos interesting. Thanks. 👍
The fresh water tank holds 90 litres and the waste holds 68 litres. We usually go a couple of days before filling up if we're both having showers in the morning. I always try and empty the waste water before travelling, but try to keep about a quarter in the fresh tank for flushing the toilet, coffee and washing up on the journey.
Nice vlog! I noticed on the Wildax it said, do not travel with the water tank filled ? Is that unique to the Wildax or do all campers/mohos say that ? X
I would say you shouldn't travel with full tanks. Water is heavy and can cause your motorhome to be overloaded. If your payload allows it, it's a good idea to have a small amount of water in the tank for flushing the loo, washing up and drinks on the journey, say a quarter tank.
Loved this vlog bob & Jenny. The tap thing you screw into the fresh water infill what's it called and can you leave the tap open once the fresh water tank is full of do you need to turn the tap off ? ..so uttoxeter your bound .we live about 10 miles away and didn't even know of a site there lol ....
Here you go HEOS Water tank cap with hose connector for quick clean fill of your motorhome water tank caravan water tank. For water tanks WITH OVERFLOW amzn.to/2HwMVrY
Hi Bob have you ever had any trouble with the self raise barriers I am new to campervaning and just one day out in the van a V LINE SE 610 The barrier came down on my van and damaged the roof So my question is have you ever had a problem Should they have some kind of fail safe on them
I can see you Bob & Jenny having a van like Alison in a bit they are better you can go any were with them any way take care both you see you next time .
Love the banter, Jenny keeps you straight Bob. A big thank you from us as we used your vlog of Lady Margaret site at Chirk to choose a site and navigate our way in. We parked down the same Isle as you. You gave us a great tour of the site before we arrived so we choose a pitch based on that.
HEOS Water tank cap with hose connector for quick clean fill of your motorhome water tank caravan water tank. For water tanks WITH OVERFLOW
amzn.to/2HwMVrY
Taylormade Thermal Screen, long, for Fiat Ducato 2014 onwards.
From taylormade-covers.co.uk/
Great advice to a novice. Thank you for taking the time to make the video.
Thanks
Every MH should come with a Bob. 👍
Full respect to Alison. I find her inspiring - a single woman vanning alone for the first time. I think her courageousness may just encourage more single women to have the confidence to go it alone.
Yes the first time is a little nerve racking but once you get use to doing everything yourself it’s great fun. I have a dog which make me feel safer too.
Well done to Alison for going it alone . She is also lucky to have you to show her round .
We all need a Bob on our maidan journey to a campsite. Well done Alison, the next time will be even easier. Sky is a beautiful dog, having a dog with you makes the adventures so much better. My Coco loves our van.
Really enjoyed the the video thank you
A smashing video Bob...thank you..Alison's van is lovely..it's lovely you can help her with her training..lol
i love how bob loves to share his knowledge, both with viewers and his real life friends, well done bob
It was very useful to see someone new with their motor home, as always an enjoyable video, I don't get out much but love to see you all having a lovely time & the scenery xx
So happy Alison got to use her van and yourself and Jenny there to show her the ropes, i think she may go on to have lots more adventures now :)
Hi Bob and Jenny, your adventures have been a much needed relief during pandemic have been so grateful as have missed going away and seeing different places and trips down memory lane, thank you so very much keep up the good work xx
We had a week in our caravan at Grafham Water at the end of June, having seen your previous video and liked the look of it. We arrived on Saturday afternoon and because we were staying for a week the wardens kindly, and unexpectedly, saved a hardstanding pitch for us if we wanted it. The pitch was number 3, right opposite the service point that’s next to the MSP, which was extremely handy as we could quickly top up our Aquaroll and empty the grey water which made using our own washroom easy. The wardens were chatty and helpful, and they really looked as though they enjoy their work.
I’ve seen several sites whilst watching your videos that I’d like to visit, so thank you for showing us around and taking us along on your holidays.
Thank you, yes the site managers were very helpful and friendly with Alison too.
Great video bob very kind showing her the ropes all the best donny
Enjoyed the video especially as I've ordered a wildax solaris for myself
Thanks
Thanks. The screen was purchased from taylormade-covers.co.uk/ Enjoy your new van!
Alison has two good friends to help her 👍Poppy and Tara have made them selves at home with Skye 🐕
Absolutely love watching you vlogs, especially when you’re on the way to a new site. Alison looked a bit nervous to start off but looks like she will enjoy her motor home. 😁😁 Keep these brilliant vlogs coming.👍👍
Thank you both, and Alison, love Skye, and of course Poppy and Tara. I am really enjoying all your travels. Take care.
Absolutely marvellous video. Spectacular views. Great tour . Lovely place to visit. Awesome video skills. Thanks for sharing. Stay blessed and connected.
👏👏👏 for Alison xx
Lovely video how so so kind helping out that was fantastic you are amazing couple to help out and make it a good and safe for Alison 👍👍
Great video. Grafham is a place I have visited a few times as well over the years. Nice!
Great video Bob, Alison was grateful of your help, I thought she did very well, very brave to be single in your van. Just needs confidence. We will be very anxious when we get our motorhome and there will be two of us!! Xx
You'll be fine!
I’m not sure if Alison is a single lady , but I am , I’ve had to learn everything from watching mainly your videos Bob. She very lucky to have you. I’m much more confident nowadays , but I remember those days well . A steep Learning curve 😂. I’m a fellow fox red Labrador owner too.. I’ve have a crazy 2 year boy called Sid.. I’m sure Alison will have many happy trips in her camper 😊
Thanks, she is doing very well.
Great video Bob and looks a nice site!
Interesting to see what. Alison ended up with. We’re glad she went for something a bit larger. Looks like a nice campsite - we have added it to our “line to visit” list 👍🏻
Hi Bob and Jenny. Keep up the the good work. I have meant to say for a long time. Bob you are a very . Considert and courteous driver.i wish there were more drivers like you on the road..well done.
Thank you, I do try.
Another great vid. I glad you tell people not to coil their leads, I once had an extension lead overheat and melt so never leave them in the reel. Here at the River Breamish site there are lots of vans with leads coiled on the reels - the message doesn’t seem to be getting through.
I must do a video on it one day!
Hi bob and Jenny great video nice to see Alison out in her new van! We are currently in our VW camper van in moffat, as you highly recommended in a few of your vlogs beautiful site lovely town centre and shops and a big bag of Jenny’s boiled sweets, lovely keep up the good work regards dave
Good vid! Hope Alison remembers to lock the steering wheel adjustment before she drives out on the road again.
Excellent Bob another local site down the road from me iv'e not been to, maybe fit a weekend in there next year.Thanks for sharing a vlog with another Skye in.
Love your videos ! Look forward to hopefully saying hello to you both in the very near future, we will be at the same meet up. 😁
Great video as usual x
Spent many lunch breaks at grafham in my work van drove through every day
Very nice video, Sky and Poppy had fun, very nice van Allison.
Alison is very lucky to have you as friends 😊
Mummy and daddy aren’t arguing Poppy, they’re just discussing things loudly, lol. The sat nav wants you to u-turn but is too scared to say a word! Lol
Enjoyed this. Love the colour of Skye, and she seem to enjoy Poppy and Tara. That was a nice site.
I noticed on another video that you travelled from north of Liverpool. My brother lives in Southport, are you from near there? Great for bird watching.
We live in Southport.
@@BobEarnshawMoHo nice place, great for bird watching. Not been up for a long time now because of pandemic.
Green video again Bob 😁
Hi both, recently started following you, great vids and lots of good info, I’m entertaining getting my 1st motorhome, but am looking at getting a large tag axle around about 8.7m as I’m hoping to do a few European trips, I was wondering if you know of many restrictions on the larger wagons?
You need to be aware there are a few campsites you might not fit on, and there are generally lower speed limits in Europe for vehicles over 3500kg. Ferries, vignettes, travel passes and tolls can all be more expensive if you're over 3500kg.
Sandra Westley having travelled for the last 40 years all over Europe, the biggest problem is the size of pitches they use, nothing like over here, and normally to make it more private they put hedges around 3 sides, which is difficult to manoeuvre a vehicle, we had a mover on our caravan, but we did for 3 years have a double axle and that was even more difficult to manoeuvre, but as you book you site !wYs make sure they know the length and size of your motor home.
😊👍
Oh we like this, is this the same Alison that was with you at the NEC when choosing a motorhome, van, campervan or trailer tent? Good to see and that's a nice Wildax van👍 Just wondering Bob, are you available to jump in our van (when we get one) and set it up too🙂👍
Yes, you remembered.
Hi Bob and Jenny, thanks for the video. Can I just ask how much water does your mh hold and how long does your tank last when you use your own shower and washing up etc. Do you empty all your water and tanks when you leave a site to go home for petrol economy or does that not factor in your travelling? I don’t have a mh but I find these kind of videos interesting. Thanks. 👍
The fresh water tank holds 90 litres and the waste holds 68 litres. We usually go a couple of days before filling up if we're both having showers in the morning. I always try and empty the waste water before travelling, but try to keep about a quarter in the fresh tank for flushing the toilet, coffee and washing up on the journey.
Nice vlog! I noticed on the Wildax it said, do not travel with the water tank filled ? Is that unique to the Wildax or do all campers/mohos say that ? X
I would say you shouldn't travel with full tanks. Water is heavy and can cause your motorhome to be overloaded. If your payload allows it, it's a good idea to have a small amount of water in the tank for flushing the loo, washing up and drinks on the journey, say a quarter tank.
Loved this vlog bob & Jenny. The tap thing you screw into the fresh water infill what's it called and can you leave the tap open once the fresh water tank is full of do you need to turn the tap off ? ..so uttoxeter your bound .we live about 10 miles away and didn't even know of a site there lol ....
Here you go HEOS Water tank cap with hose connector for quick clean fill of your motorhome water tank caravan water tank. For water tanks WITH OVERFLOW
amzn.to/2HwMVrY
@@BobEarnshawMoHo great stuff thanks Bob 😁
Hi Bob have you ever had any trouble with the self raise barriers I am new to campervaning and just one day out in the van a V LINE SE 610 The barrier came down on my van and damaged the roof So my question is have you ever had a problem Should they have some kind of fail safe on them
No never had that happen, was it manually lowered?
Hope we meet some friendly motorhomers, we don’t have any friends with a motorhome.
There are plenty of friendly motorhomers around, wave at them, say hello.
Hi again Bob, sorry to bother you again but wondering if you have any recommendations for motor home insurance please.
No, sorry I don't make recommendations on insurance, legally you have to be qualified to do that, like an insurance broker.
@@BobEarnshawMoHo Thanks Bob, no worries
Is that phone box only for trunk calls 😁
I noticed when you showed the site plan, there were black pitches, what are these please, never noticed them before 🤔. Thanks in advance 😊
Probably Seasonal Pitches, that can be booked for the summer.
@@BobEarnshawMoHo OK, thank you for your reply 😊
Hello , is the site near to the reservoir, I’m an avid fly fisherman and was curious to know if it was convenient?
The water itself is a 20-30 minute walk away. Easier on a bike I guess.
@@BobEarnshawMoHo many thanks for the info
Hi Bob just about to collect my new swift select 144 jus wanted to ask what brand of screen cover Alison was using as I need to get one .
Taylormade Thermal Screen, long, for Fiat Ducato 2014 onwards. Tell them I sent you!
From taylormade-covers.co.uk/
@@BobEarnshawMoHo Thank you so much, I will contact them
This week
I can see you Bob & Jenny having a van like Alison in a bit they are better you can go any were with them any way take care both you see you next time .
Maybe one day.
Love the banter, Jenny keeps you straight Bob. A big thank you from us as we used your vlog of Lady Margaret site at Chirk to choose a site and navigate our way in. We parked down the same Isle as you. You gave us a great tour of the site before we arrived so we choose a pitch based on that.
It's great that you found it useful.